Citi Names Head Of Middle East, Pakistan
Published: 28-Sep-2009
Based in Dubai, the new head will be responsible for driving Citi's strategy to meet the financial objectives of the region
Citi's global transaction services division has appointed Steve Donovan as head of global transaction services, Middle East and Pakistan. Based in Dubai, Mr. Donovan will be responsible for driving Citi's strategy to meet the financial objectives of the region and ensuring client needs are serviced in an ever-changing environment.
Reportedly, until recently, Mr. Donovan has led the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) sales organization for treasury and trade solutions, which comprises over 50 countries. Prior to joining Citi in 2007, he served in a number of senior business and client facing roles at JP Morgan Chase.
Naveed Sultan, CEO of global transaction services for EMEA, Citi, said: “Mr. Donovan has been an asset to the global transaction services business since joining in 2007 and has been a key player in helping to grow our franchise with extensive client relationships. The Middle East is an extraordinary marketplace one demanding local solutions with global service standards.”
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